Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia inaugurated 9th edition of the ‘Youth Festival’ on Sunday with an aim to create an environment of social harmony and love through musical performances, dance, theatre and many other ways.
The six day fest is being organized by Sahitya Kala Parishad and the Department of Art, Culture, and Languages of the Delhi Government at Central Park (Rajiv Chowk).
“I am happy to announce that today is the first day of 6-day long Youth Festival. Youth is the future of our country and we have always kept our faith in the development of the youth and children to make our nation better. We also believe that culture is the best way to reach out to the people from any section of the society,” he said.
Sisodia further said “We are determined to preserve the cultural heritage of the city. Our government hopes to create an environment of harmony and love through such programs,”
The Youth Festival where more than 500 artists will showcase creative and constructive involvement of Delhi’s youth along with an exciting lineup of eminent artists. Filled with art, dance, music, culture with a blend laser light show the 6-day festival will be a much talked about event in Delhi’s cultural calendar.